Sir William Howe

Y/M/D	Description	Association	Composition	Place	Locale	Food	Event
Y/M/D	Description	Association	Composition	Place	Locale	Food	Event
1776/11/12	British Regulars under William Howe camp at Wickers Creek Ravine to while the general stays at John Hyatt's farmhouse, 5 November - 12 November.	British General		Hyatt-Livingston House	Greenburgh, NY
1777/07/00	In late July, General Howe's 265-ship armada arrives at the Head of Maryland's Elk River. 17,000 soldiers aboard the ships had endured a debilitating six week journey originating at Sandy Hook, New Jersey, across from Staten Island, New York.	British Commander		Elk Landing	Elkton
1777/09/11	American Revolution Battle between the troops of George Washington and the British troops of William Howe.	British Commander		Brandywine Battlefield	Chadds Ford		Battle of Brandywine
1777/09/11	Howe's headquarters from late afternoon of September 11, until the morning of 16 September 1777.	British Commander		Gilpin Homestead	Chadds Ford		Battle of Brandywine
1777/09/26	William Howe leaves 3,462 men to defend Philadelphia and takes 9,728 men 5 mi (8.0 km) north to Germantown to capture American forces. Howe established his headquarters at Stenton House.	Lieutenant-General		Stenton	Philadelphia, PA		Battle of Germantown
1777/10/04		British Commander		Cliveden, Chew House	Philadelphia, PA		Battle of Germantown
1777/10/19	William Howe's headquarters, July 1777 to 19 October 1777	British Commander		Germantown 'White House'	Philadelphia, PA		Battle of Germantown